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What is the midpoint m given p(-1, 2) and q(-2, -4)?

What is the midpoint m given p(-1, 2) and q(-2, -4)?
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What is the midpoint m given p(-1, 2) and q(-2, -4)?

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Midpoint = x1+x2/2 , y1+y2,2
= -1 + -2/2 , 2 + (-4)/2
= -3/2,-1
= -1.5, -1

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